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Just breathtaking
Megan, thanks so much for keeping me in the loop. YOur pictures are amazing. They are inspiring and motivating me to do a little more exploration of our world. All good things to you and Kweisi.

Wonderful picture, who took it?
Everyone has such a natural expression of joy...except one exception,-)

enjoying your blog
Hi Meghan and Kwesi: Your trip reports are very exciting and educational, sounds like Ecuador is another great place in the world to visit. Be safe, warm and share your love with the people in this part of the world....and keep your posts going, gets me excited about travelling again soon and I'm not talking the "tour bus" way. Bernie

stampede shmampede
Hey you guys! Stampede shmampede! Who needs Stampede when you are on a faaantastic trip like you are on! Don't you just love blue-footed boobies??!! Such cool birds!! That hiway at 4100 meters had to have been outstanding!! Glad you guys are enjoying your trip! Keep travelling safe!

wonderful
Not sure I'd have the stamina for your adventures and am so happy you are having a wonderful time, experiencing so much, seeing so much, learning so much. What an amazing, amazing trip. Hugs to all ... my congrats to Dr. Z for pulling all this together. Please tell me if that was a real 'guinea pig' like we have as pets up here... seems a tad large in the picture.

Your trip.
Hi again. Your trip sounds so exciting. The pictures are very interesting also. Had a good day at the Stampede yesterday. The count was 23,000 and the weather did turn out okay. Have a safe journey. Anne

I enjoy reading...
Hey, thanks for inviting me to the blog.... Since I know this is also a school trip I thought I would post a question I stumbled upon in the information of this post. The local people have complaints against large corporations because of the increasing occurrences of skin cancer among the community but are planning on taking advantage of the free public school system. My question is: who is funding the school system, are they in anyway related to or funded by the big corporations? If so, does this equate to the large corporations paying off the locals for the problems they are causing? Are they using the public school system to train thair next generation of workers? What would the community look like without the public school system (or without the large companies?)?

Sounds wonderful!
Hi guys, I just had the chance to sit down and read your blog to date, it sounds like you are having a wonderful experience in Ecuador, keep the updates coming :)

Hi!
It sounds like an amazing trip and I'm very envious! What company are you travelling with this time? I've applied for another leave which starts in 4 years, and I may look into a trip similar to yours. Keep having fun! Rita

What next.
Hi again. I find your trip very interesting and exciting, I laughed when I saw the word {rubber boots{ we have had rain Sat. and Sun. for the Stampede. Loooks like rain for Wed. hope it stays away till after the breakfast. Nice to hear from you to-day. Keep safe. Anne

You've done it again!
How do you find these places? Fantastic!